John Mohr & Sons, Inc. v. Jahnke

The first issue concerns the question of sufficient credible evidence to sustain the jury’s verdict. It is well settled that if there is any credible evidence which under any reasonable view supports the burden of proof, the verdict will not be disturbed on appeal.

The evidence is conflicting. Donald E. Jahnke and Kenneth A. Kraft were both employed by Hydrahone which was purchased and became a division of John Mohr & Sons, Inc., in 1962. This division was engaged in the manufacture and sale of poultry-packaging equipment. On. April 13, 1964, Jahnke executed the agreement which is the basis of…